Best All-Around Walking/Hunting Boot

I like the muck field blazer

I've been trying to kill some Wolverine hiking/hunting lace up's, but I really want to try the Crispi Hunter GTX.

I bought some Danner Pronghorns back in October. I've put a lot of miles on them and like them a lot.

What’s your budget?

I’d look at Crispi and Kennetrek. Those boots with some Filson Tin cloth pants or chaps would be your best bet.

I’ll never not have a pair of Muck Muckster II ankle height boots again. Snug and comfortable and easy on and off.

Danner Vital Trail

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I bought some Danner Pronghorns back in October.

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The Pronghorns are the Best lace up boot I’ve ever owned. Muck Woody Max may be the most comfortable thing I’ve ever put on my feet.

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Regular knee high Lacrosse boots.

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On flat ground they’re fine but sounds like they have some topography where he’s at. I tried my ramblers and lacrosse knee boots hunting in hills and like to break an ankle.

Schnees beartooth are the shite for heavy duty hiking, but it really doesn't pay off to buy something that expensive if you aren't doing serious mileage

I've been using:

Timberland Men's Chocorua Trail Mid Waterproof Boot

$125 at Amazon. Gore-tex so waterproof (Until badly abused). Good value for the price, I'm on my third pair over 6 years and I wear them a lot, maybe 40% of the time. A friend who is a birding guide and lives outdoors wears the same.

Tall boots - I bought a pair, thinking that snakes might be a problem on my property. Expensive as hell and I've never worn them due to the inconvenience and actual low risk.